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The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
Old Frsh.urea Propriety.

Those Society Ll'.-' were 1rducted with greet propue,- sEd reserve. The claim If every person Ci both sexes to be admitted bEv.ng ay previously deter mined by the Ic-r.lsIDie and trusty committee. tbere s-s a su-t of tempor- ary and cpavrri.or.. equality on the floor: and therefore eE ry gentleman bad had the pFIyii-1y Go Dy.-1 a laIy. with out the fOrnalty Oi an introduction, to figure in the d4u1a Hs bi5 partner. After 1t was over, he escorted her back re- spectfully Co her seas, without presum- ing, If unknown or not duly presented. to remain staniing before her, or to cit by her side, tO cOniin lC tue ooDveTsBtiOn or prolong the accidental acquaintance. During the interys,s ot dancing. the gentleman walked up and down between the rows of ladies that deusaiy lined the hall. some merely bowing, Rs they pass cd, to ladies whom they knew, and others stopping to converse. No woman. mar ried or sIngle. joined ia the Promensd- ing with 6 male compsuIon Hs is the custom in these present days, and the eye of lynx coull not have detected the slightest HirtatIOD. The word itself vss not known. for the thl0g 1t means is for Louisiana modern invention which had not been patented and brought out for pubic Use- h fsct, this peculiar pastime would have been nm possible to attempt; t vocid have pro duced a sooial eRriuqushe.-Ch h8rles Gsysrre. in The Americgn AagaZins for December.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
rh.ns- That ...;nten Labor.

There ere other things rhich make the work of German housekeeping much lighter than with us. TEere is no regular washing day, very little washing being done in tbe house, the wnsh being sent into tho country every five or six weeks. This long interval necessitates full supply of household linen, end here is another pretty feature-ail the articles sorted into distinct piles, held together with ribbon or stitched bands of pretty color and pattern. Our biz ironing days are avoided, and our baking days likewise exist not Thus the weekly dreaded days arc obliteratod from the German domestic calen- dar It remains for America to find some cooperative system that will settlo the ques- tion for us, and while removing tho incon- vcnience and weight O, labor, will still allow Us to retain our greater comfort Gnd beauty. -"Life Among tho GerInnnS-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

THE attempt of the New York Herald .o blacken the reputation of Arizona mines, through a falsely colored report of Colorado mining expert in reference to the Tortilite group of mines in Final county, seems to IeceIve hearty en- dorsement from a small portion Ot The press otthis territory. The great trouble with the Herald and it's co-adiustors in this territory, is that they do no: eeem to be ebls 10 discriminate between the merits of a mine, snd the demerits of a stock job speculation. If instead of U general orslnught and sttRck against ArizoaR mines, the Herald had confined ;ts criticisns to the stock iobbers of its ovn city, it would have come nearer She truth. We are not interested la the Tortilita mines, snd never expect 10 be, bnt we have a general interest in the prosperity of Auzons. I:s prosperity to a large degree is due to. aud depends on it's mining industries. It has large number of dividend paying Diaes. They may appear on the stock board of New York us such. Very many of them are owned by private individuals CT eorPo- ra,ious who do not peddle them out in ahsyes. They n,e receiving hEndsofae ii7i8en6s aDd are za'isfed. We are reliably informed Shat tho Tortilits mines ore ar10ng inc number. That they have paid from the grass down. Wells Fargos < Co.'S books of Tucson, sbow constant shipments of bullion. The nIaut for crushing and reducing the ore ia q small one-a five stamp miu-sl- though the property, it is said, would iustify larger plant. The vein is not Q isrqe one, and as recently stated by the Tucsou CITIZEN, the fault is rot with tbe mine, but with the stock iobber of New York. Will the New York Herald do Arizona the justice of correcting the erroneous statement in reference to this terr1tory end turn its batteries loose on ,be stock jobbinR vultures Of Wall street.-Journal Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
A Series of Waits.

SHow thoughtisss men are sometimcs,n eK- claimed lady in cle of the fashionable west side boarding houses as, seated in the paTlor directly in front of the window, she awaited her husbands return. "Keep one of them waiting for five minutes and you never bear the last of it, and yet they keep us waiting half our lives and think nothing about 1t. A womanis life,- unused the speaker, ''is series of waits. First she waits to get on long dresses and to enter society. Then she waits for some man to ask her to marry him. After raarriage-whati Why, then SLe begins to wait for her Hegc lord and master to come home to bis meals, and maybe she has to wait for him to come home st night Wait ing gradually becomes second nature to woman. And can you wonderr-Chicago Jourunl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

The democracy, both rank and file, s,e on the anxious seat. Cleveland, their Iae7itsb!e standard bearer in the next campaign, has uncompromisingly oom- uiltcd the pLrty to free trade, and ss party they must stand by the record or split. They must endorse his British msnuiBcturers free trade policy or repu- diate it iu favor of Blaine's American protection ideas. On the free trade Tlsnk the democracy must fight its cam psiga battles, with defeat staring them sguarcly in the face. Since the reading Of the famous free trade message to CD sstonisEed congress, expressions ot par y iisloyalty and revolt have been many and numerous. States doubtful to the democracy, have become pronounced against it. The solid south is liable to become disrupted. North Carolina and the two VirginiRs, where tobacco inter esis are paramount, do not favor the re- auction of tariff OF foreign articles at tae expense O, home productions. Evi- teoGly Cleveland has bitten of too much Tor the democratic party to chew.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

| LAUGH at the expense of Ex-Com- missioner Sparks, is going the rounds of 'ae Montana psperF. Some time last Year, says N. J. Partello, in the Globe Democrat, well-knoR scout and hun- Yer, who Ess aware of the bulldog ityle 10 which Mir. Sparks hunted down tim oer trespsssers, sent report to the h. tsHor Department that on a great mssy 2. The principal streams in the Terri '''y he had found large quantities of Teea timber cut down and lying indis- Huinssely about, Lod lauch of 1t let; '' 'o' where it fell. He even went so .'' as to name oae or two of the streams ~ als report. The report said that, as i0le, the trees wore small, less than ''sai inches in diameter, and that ID -4f!y every case the larger trees were 'oi to 10. on the bank while the smaller -es were used for making houses and 1-''diog dams. He glso offered to point .' ienilies who Ve1e thus ruthlessly
 foylng government timber on un- c'eyed land. Here vas a chance for @pafEs, and the IndefstgBble Oommis- -''aer lost no time in sending 8 special
 1nt all the way to Montana to invosti- e The matter. The story goes ths. hunter and the agent met, but be- 'hey parted the latter agreed that T beavers were very old family in 1Iu'ana' and had claim pl.or to that n ', uncle Sam. Under the circumstances ,,;. l sparks did not think it wise to in- -Ies damage suits against this old , fespecsable family, and so the mat Ter dropped.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

THz bonjsmen of Capt. HowSa.e, late tIsbursing officer in the Signal Service Department. and who R5sconded some years since with the funds entrusted to his keeping, will have to make good the bond. This b.s been the decree of She court before whom the case WAS iried. tue whereabouts of HowEste has never been satisfactorily determined. At one tire hs was reported in Florida, speculatinR Tn land, snother time h. was reported edit ina pGpeI in Michigan, and thiEl time the LortsbgrZ liar had him pros pscting Tor mines iu .he Pyramid dis ;rict, Ssw Mexico, but notwithstanding the-e revelations be failed so r, ,aterializs and his bondrrnea roust toe the mark tp t2e tune of I,290 each.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
What am I to Do?

The symptoms of BillIousness are un- happily but too well known, They dif- fer in different individuals to some eI- rent. A Bilious man is seldom break fast eater. loo frequently, alas, he has SD excellent appetite for liquids but
 one for solids of . morning. Ills tongue will hardly bear inspection at any time; if it is not white and furred, it IS rough, st all events.
 Tue digestive system is wholly out of order sod Disrrhea or Constipation may be c symptom or the the two may alternate. There are often Hemor- rhoids or even loss of blood. There may be Eiddiness and sften headache and scIdiiy or hsiulence and tenderness m the pit of the stomsch. To correct all this if not effect . cure. try Greens August Flower. # costs but trife and thousands attest its efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

HE Ssnt3 Fe New Mexican Eas oecn l,Bt.astIrg GoverEoT Ross, Clevslau6's sp-.oi1tee, vI.h his predecessor Cover nsr sheldon, mucl 70 ihs dis G.v.-tage o5 tae former. h tae sciec- t5r Of Territorial governors cCE chick raazistate seems to hsve Seen Hingulariy unfortunate, as his nppoiulees ln the southwest faIi to command the respect oi the people, whom they aEe eert to govern. When Ross fiTst reached New EeE.co Le announced himself as tLe long looked for Montezuma and our own Iotuud governor proclaimed himself 'he Moses !Ast would lead the democratic hJsa5 out of She wilderness, but both false prophets, asses in Iions' skins. sad bl.a were betrayed Ly .heir most un- musical bray.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
Tho BerlnnInrs of CrImn.

have made a study of crime for many years- and have watched its development in children who have grown up in my immediate neishborhood- I hayo noticed that children who nre not properly watched over at home commence by first stealing tho marbles and playthinss If their companions; then they learn how 10 go into unoccupied buildings and yards, carrying of old iron and looso articles, which they scl 10 junk dealcrs Alter this they get bold enough to enter tho cellars of occupied buildings and get empty bottles and other things of small value, and 1t is not very long before they try climbing into dwellings over the cellars and carrying or any thing they can lay their hands on I know several criminals, who are now serving terms in the pcEi.eut;ary, who coumenccd stealing fin just this way. They learn grad uoliy, and become morc expert every day, ard ct the same time grow more hardened us they set oider.-Serst. Lang in Globe-Den- ocrlt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
Give tho Baby a Drink,

Now that warm weather prevails it should s'e remembered thnt infants rCQuirc water 10 drink cs well as milk. It does not follow that because milk Is sliquid it iscapable of satisfy- inG thirst. On tho contrary, being warm as it Is drawn from the breast, it causes thirst after it has remained in tile stomach for some tine, the same Gs otlls iood- it is this sense of thirst which cau- healthy, breast nour- isEcd infants to often cry for long periods Of time after freely nurSin-. IL Is claimed that the-o are may ccs-s Of iEt -estion due to in- sufi1ic-cy Of ;hc chiil's -as-ric juice, which would be greatly benefited. or even cured, by allowing the child occasionally a drink of de cidediy cool ysatcr. And it ls certain that an on0rnous amount of suffering among in lants is caused by Eor'ect CT i~-o-aacc of tEi5 siInnlc Tulc. r. -a drink Is not racant, of course, Q large quccti,y-a teaspconful or two is sufacient--ChicasO .SeNs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
ReneRs her Month.

Mrs. Phoebe Chssly, Peterson, Clsy O., Iowa, tells the toiievinr remsrks- ble story, ths truth Of which is vouched fer by the resId,ots of the town: ~l sm 7S years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint snd lsmsness for msny yssrs; could not drees myself without help. Now l am free from all pain acd soreness, and am sble to do all my own housevork- l owe my thanks to Elee- trio Bilters for having renewed my youth. and removed completely all dis ease and pain"
 Try 6 bottle, only 50c. al Geo. MarsIn'a Drn1 Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
nutterrnIIl, fnr snllnune...

'-t'tttA l--l4h la HOW recommended for the cura of sallowncss produced in the complexion by advancing age. l. has long been popular for the prevention and cure of frecklcs and other injuries to the skin caused by wind and sun.
 Eules for tho Young Housewife.
 General cTier Of working for every day of fummer: Before leaving your room throw open windows, top and bottom; lay pillows ln the sun, bed clothes to air, and turn back mattress As soon as you come down stairs open blinds and windows Light kitchen fire; take up ashes, sift them. Brush of tho stove; rinse and i'll the kettle. Sweep the kitchen, the stoop or piazzns, beating all mats thoroughly. Remove stale flowers from parl0r and dining room, and dust Prepare for breakfast, putting biscuits or mullins to bake while you lay the table Close blinds on sunny side. After breakfast clear the table as soon as possible, putting milk and butter away at once, instead of allowing them to re- main Tn the ho. kitchen. Do not leave the white tablecloth on Q moment longer than ncceSsary, as it attracts Cics. For tho same reason remove the crumbs from the floor. This applies to every meal Wash and put away breakfast dishes. Darken the dining room, pantry and all unused rooms. Make beds, empty slops, wash soap dishes, fill water pitchers, fold dry towels, take away soiled ones-but, if damp, dry them before putting into the soilcd clothes hamper, as everything quickly mildews in hot weather Darken rooms after having put them in perfect order. -Gcoi Housekeeping
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

SESLCA SwALN. the dude that played tb- deuce with Mrs. MoDonsld's bonds, diamonds and affections, hes been ad- iuisei gully of forgery and held in fen thousand dollars bail, to await trial before the Superior Court of Caliior- uis. Swalm's plans overlesped them selves. he not only stole his psrsmour's wardrobe and money but attempted to steal her. was caught in the sos and i, now hable to play the pretty at San Quentin for the next ten years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

CONGRESSMAN MARTIS, of Texas, elest- ed from Senator ResgsH's district, hes already distinguished himself md is now bsfore the country as the most uAso- phisiostsI member of the Fi'tieth Con Rress. ca retiring for his first nights s'eep in Washington, he blew out the ass, and was discovered in an uncor- scious condition an hour later. On be- ing revived he explained how he had trlei otherwise "to shu. the dang thing oT" out fsilIng in tbis he blew ]. out and vent tO bed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
The Fair Planter of Louisiana.

At recent meeting of the Louisiana Sugar Planters association, Mrs Amanda Delmas. or St- Mary's parish, was duly elected n mem Der with all rights and privileges which attach to the association, but to be perma- hentiy exempt from the payment of the customary Tees and dues required from mem DeTs. Ars. Delrnas is reported to Ice q most enIis sn'ened and efficient planter, superin- tenclES all the operations of working her o'sn extensive plantation, in which she has be-n very successful She is n Louisiana Creole lady, possessing all the best qualities or hcr race, and is a distinguished example Of whnt southern woman can do when left % her own rcsourcos-Baltimore Sun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
Chronic Loosane.. Of the Rawel-.

Chronic LOOseness of inc Bowels, Results from imperfect digestion. The cause lies in ihe toFpiIiiy of the liver. A regular habit of body oan bo secured by taking Simmons' Liver Regulator to aid indigestion, to stmulaie tLe dull and sluggish liver, and fiG ihe sgsiem of ex- csssive and poisonous 0.ie. The Regu- lator correcss scidity of tls stomach, cures dyspepsia and iosuFs5 regularity of the bowels alike fTer from iaxity or ooativaneas
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
Don't Slice PIneapples.

Few people know that pineapples in their native country are never sliced, but siter peeiing they are carefully broken from the core in small pieces with a silver fork 1T this way iS once tried no one will again iH- ture the fine flavor by cutting across the grain. They should always be so prepared, both for table and canning.-Chicaeo Inurual
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
rn Remoxn nIood stain.

Blood stains can be remored from an article that you do not care to wash by apply Ing n thick paste, made of starch and cold vster Place in the sun, and rub of in Q ,,o,,rle of hours. If the stain is not entirely removed. repeat the process and son it dis aupeG-s.-Good Housekeeping.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
A,heuser.Buseb Lager Beer.

The grandmother hss sent an order for Gel Dur ne, is cell Lenp's bsor for t7.5O per dosea. but 10 sell only the vorlt-.ese-seA. celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer, Ice-oold. st t250 per dozen or 3 cents per bottle. Delivered 10 any part of the city without extra charge Wsrun. Dsxun.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
Warrnnis PnrahIs.

All outstanding warrant ot lsS6 on the General Fund, sll r' 1887 on the Contin gen. Fund. and a. oi l-'G on the Road Fund of Pima c, ore now due and payable at rnv office iu Tues n.
 JOHN &. WOOD, Treas. BEN HESET. D-pu-y. dec l-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

The effects of poison ivy may be removea by applying c solution of tableSpoohiui O1 ocpperas in 0 small cup of hot water.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

For the sale of Fruit Trees, smsLi Pruitz, Grape Vines, etc. etc. For terms. address California Nursery oo'' Niles, Alameda Co. Oal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
ADpnts Wanted.

Baking powder should dwsys b ni1s' with the -four dry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

4 brush broom is just the thing Co ci'sn ,nrseradish gra.ers and silver.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

To extinguiSh the flames from ksrosnsus -four profusely upon them
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

Oileloths can be frightened, after washing, bv rnbbing hard with 6 flannel molstensa with kerosene.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

Rolling in strong soapsuds will clean up An o,5 iar,nburner and make it as good as new
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

\ teaspoo.ful cf heated camphor IS sald ,oI.o D curative application for s:ye on the eyelid
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

The kitten soule1 women have an easiei ,,r-7a of it than tho eagle winged and th' strong.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
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"Ny ~ito w.s c co-Gruaed dy=pspsic Sozs Auyps' a. =.le ~-s induced O try Simmons Llysr Regulator. Feel grnteisl for the reiisf it hAs given her, and may Ei sho re-d tt.s that sro afflicted in any way. -s3 SimzoIs, Liver ksss. lstor and fsel confident health sll he f-starsd to all who will be Edyise1 MS n- hsss., rsTs vaAeJ. Ga
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
DYSPEPSIA

\ ba-,,rle aware thal vs gUs- a iizSGlrcai arra,uement caliad Q s-p-. gcl. cs.arIs-E fs the resafvo.r fraIa Eti~t cs-.- itre and tis.ue pust be nouri-t- art sUY fryu .-e w.fh itis soon Falr throughnuf the whole esstH-.. Am0rg a d.zeu dysIopsics no two r-lll have tle same pre- douninaut sympt0nIs. igslFp-rcs of artlEs mental rOv-r scd 2 biloes 'snITTrarlsnt ars .1bie.t 10 SICK HEADACHE rapso. a.shy and pIegnaic have CONSTIPATION. phiis tbs thin snt nervous arc abandoned Co gloolJ forsbodings. sorf Q ds-peptics ara SOuusrfrlly forgstful, others have srvgt iFs.iGbiliiy of lem per. ..s ts certain,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17
The Underlying Cause Is
 The LIVER,

And one thing rrc-7 is -.-t--g eeF'ain, 10 one vitl remain @ 45 sil-..a ..- "--'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-21
Hawaiian Mutual Fire and
Marine Insurance Co.

Subscription Lists for Stock and Policies now
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A NY PERSONS HAVING BILLS AGAINST w.
n NJ Gibson or T. H. Hayselden will please
present them to Messrs. Vim. g. Irwin & Co.
F. H. HAYSELDEN.
September II, 1887. I'm
The Arizona champion., 1887-06-11
Cattle Trust Companies.

The Drovers' Journal, of Chicago, in an article upon the American Cat tie Trust Company, says
 "Now, upon the top of all the un- toward and depressing agencies in the cattle business, comes the gigan- tic monopoly called the "Cattle Trust Company" organized wilh a capital of Sa5, 900, 900 The princi. pal organizers of this sleek and we'll. covered scheme are few cattlemen and dressed beef shipper who want ed to dispose of their overstocked ranges, and expensive dressed beef plant at good prices. They have now turned them into this "Trust" Com. pany where they can draw big salar. les for trying to induce other cattle. men to join the great scheme, by turning over their herds and taking Trust" certificates at 25 per cent of 'helr so-called par value in payment therefor.
 No doubt all the cattlemen of the rountry will be solicited 10 turn over their herds to this Trust"
 We would advise them before do- Ing so, however, to carefully consid-
The Arizona champion., 1887-06-11
-
 SUNDAY SMILES.

A woman's character Is like post age stamp, one black mark ruins it.
 A Florida paper says there is man down there who is so stingy that he uses a wart on the back of his neck for collar button.
 Don't quarrel, keep cool, be good to everybody and laugh well, then you will grow fat and get through the summer pleasantly without going to "a watering place.
 A New York lady has offered to give silver cup worth $500 to the winning base ball club Of the year. It would have been more appropriate if she had made it silver pitcher.
 The New York Times is telling its readers what books to take with them on their summer vacations. They won't have much fun ii they forget 10 take their pocket books.
 New York barrooms are not shut up as tight as a drum on Sunday. Steady drinkers can get their drinks quiet as reward of merit for long services. If they could not, you know, that fact would be signalized by an increased death rate on Mon day, and the mortuary bills do not show any swelling proporuonate to any marked reduction of the Sabbat, ical head.sweIling or "capital tune. faction" as the learned would say.- New York Times.